Charles Ruchot (1871-1932) - Statue, Forgeron - 40 cm - Spelter, Wood

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Description from the seller

Beautiful antique bronze sculpture, titled 'Forgeron' (Blacksmith's Boy), signed by the renowned artist Ruchot from 1900/1930, 40 cm tall, about 2.5 kilograms. The sculpture shows a young blacksmith with his hammer and anvil, standing on a rocky base that is mounted on a round wooden pedestal. This detailed artwork is a classic example of 19th-century sculpture and is in good condition with a beautiful patina. A valuable addition for any collector or lover of classical statues.

Beautiful antique bronze sculpture, titled 'Forgeron' (Blacksmith's Boy), signed by the renowned artist Ruchot from 1900/1930, 40 cm tall, about 2.5 kilograms. The sculpture shows a young blacksmith with his hammer and anvil, standing on a rocky base that is mounted on a round wooden pedestal. This detailed artwork is a classic example of 19th-century sculpture and is in good condition with a beautiful patina. A valuable addition for any collector or lover of classical statues.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
France
Style
Realism
Material
Spelter, Wood
Artist
Charles Ruchot (1871-1932)
Title of artwork
Forgeron
Signature
Signed
Colour
Bronze, Brown
Condition
Good condition
Height
40 cm
Width
14 cm
Depth
14 cm
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